Our Facilities

The Outdoor Range, is located in Noel's Draw off of U.S. Highway 34, about 3.5 miles East of the Olympus Dam, on the right just past mile marker 68. The range is open to Members and their guests only or on a scheduled Public Event.

Access is through a combination locked gate. The range offers pistol, rifle and archery venues. Safety protocol and range officer duties are self-managed by members while they use the range. Click here for a Map. Outdoor range rules/instructions are here.

The Indoor Range, is located at the corner of U.S. Highway 36 & Community Drive, next to the Estes Park Dog Park. Click here for a Map. The range has seven, 50 foot shooting lanes.

Shooting is allowed for Archery, Centerfire Pistol, & Rimfire Pistol or Rifle. The Indoor Range is open to Club Members and the public. A daily fee is charged for indoor range use.

The hours for the Indoor Range are listed below:

• Archery - Tuesday Evenings
  7:00 PM -8:00 PM
• Shooting - Wednesday Evenings
  7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
• Shooting - Thursday Evenings
  6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
• Shooting - Friday Evenings
  7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
• Shooting - Sunday Afternoons
  2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
• Shooting - First Tuesday of quarter (Feb, May, Sep, Dec) - Defensive Pistol Skills Review
  5:15 pm - 6:45 pm

Please come join us!

Note: Usually there are more stations open on Wednesday evenings.

CHP Reciprocity

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation maintains a list of states whose CCW permits are recognized by Colorado.

To see which states recognize your Colorado CHP, see USA Carry Maps.

Public Shooting Days

Every Saturday, starting June 6th, 9 AM to noon thru October 31st

Non-member fee (even if accompanpied by a Member) is $5/shooter for each public day.
RSOs are on range during these hours. See Outdoor Range Usage Guidelines below.

Indoor Range Closed - COVID-19 - Effective March 19, 2020

Indoor Range public access is suspended until further notice.

Outdoor Range Usage Guidelines during COVID-19

The Outdoor Range is still open. Please bring and use hand sanitizer
after opening the gate, getting target stands or after using the vault toilet.

• Make the health of others your number one priority
• Maintain 6 feet of physical distance
• Keep groups small (under 10 people)
• Wear a face-covering when around others

See the Larimer County Parks website for the latest county outdoor recommendations.
In addition, the Colorado Department of Natural Resources website has their
outdoor recreation guidelines.

Fire Restrictions

Fire restrictions are in place for certain mountain areas including Clear Creek, Boulder, Gilpin Counties.
Being extra cautious when outdoors is prudent.

2020 Renewal & New Member forms

Forms for 2020 are available on the "Membership" page (link in left column).

2020 Cleanup Dates posted

Other dates are posted on the Range Clean-up Days link under Club Information.

Outdoor Range Orientation

New Member Orientation

After you receive membership confirmation from our membership chairman,
contact Dave Jiles who will schedule a New Member Orientation at the
Common Point Outdoor Range, Noels Draw, Highway 34.

The gate will be opened for your orientation time. Your membership card
will be given to you at completion of orientation.

For new member orientation only, contact Dave by either email or
970-290-6093 to arrange your date/time.

Range Orientation and Rules

For new members or any members interested in proper procedures at the
Common Point Outdoor Range, please read the PDF file Range Orientation and Rules.

Recreation Sport Shooting Reminders

from USFS, CPW, Boulder/Larimer/Gilpin/Clear Creek Counties

Pistol Range

Pistol Range with new shooting shelter

100 yard Rifle Range

100 yard Rifle Range with new shooting shelters

Range Shed (target stands & First Aid) New shooting shelters at Rifle Range

Archery Range

Noels Draw Road gate provides controlled access to the
Common Point Range. The gate is open on Public Shooting Days.

Indoor Range shooting lanes

More News

August 15, 2017 – Gun Club Patches now Available

These sew-on patches are 2.5" x 1.75" and 3.5" x 2.5".
Available at Public Shoot days
or with payment enclosed, number of each desired to:

Estes Park Gun and Archery Club
P.O. Box 982
Estes Park, CO 80517-0982.

August 14, 2017 – Please pick up your brass. When finished shooting, please collect your brass
and deposit in buckets provided. Each year, the club recycles brass which nets over $400 that helps you and your club.

Latest Newsletter

November 6, 2019 – 2019 November Newsletter click here.

Latest Approved Board Meeting Minutes

Board Minutes May 2020

Range Usage statistics

2016 Summary of Indoor Range usage.

2017 Summary of Indoor Range usage.

2017 Summary of Outdoor Range usage.

2018 Summary of Indoor Range usage.

2018 Summary of Outdoor Range usage.

2019 Summary of Indoor Range usage.

2019 Summary of Outdoor Range usage.

2020 Year to date Outdoor Range usage.

Defensive Handgun Skills Review

The indoor range is reserved on the first Tuesday night of each quarter (Feb, May, Sept, Dec) from 5:15 PM to 6:45 PM
for a Defensive Handgun Skills Review.

This is not an "open range" or a class per se, rather it is an instructor-lead skills review and practice
for those who have had intermediate or advanced pistol training and bring the required equipment.
For more information contact Jim Boyd at 970-481-4279 or Jim Boyd email.

2020 Annual Meeting Election Results

January 16, 2020

President, Steve Clark
1st Vice President, Kurt Pennington
2nd Vice President, Harry Banbury
Secretary, Martha Clark
Treasurer, available
Board Members:
   Doug Miller

Board Members: continuing to serve the remainder of their terms:
   Daniel White
   David Bruce
   John Lauce

Right To Carry In National Parks

On February 22, 2010, a new law took effect that applied state firearms laws to national parks and wildlife refuges across America. Click here for more information.

Latest website update: July 3, 2020